Missing grills from Kenwood KL-10000Z speakers

[Sven Lotus]

I have a pair of Kenwood KL-10000Z speakers that I picked up separately from two different sources.
Out of the four speakers that make up a pair of KL-10000Z speakers I only have one grill.
In case anyone here has never seen a pair of these speakers this is a photo of a pair

The grills for these are plastic things with a foam or cloth backing that looks like this:

So there are four individual grills and as I said I only have one of these. Each grill has four feet that that plug into sockets in each corner of the four speakers.
Anyone have any idea how I can get some sort of grill to fit the other three speaker cabinets that are missing their grills?

 

[turboyam]

The real question is: do they the Vega's ?

 

[onwardjames]

I'd really like to hear those.

Why, might you ask? Well, I would like to see if my "ass-umptions" are correct or not.

Good luck with the grill situation. Personally, I'd make my own, but that's just me. It's easy enough.

 

[Sven Lotus]

BTW, just in case anyone is curious I am driving these speakers from a Kenwood KR-8050 receiver.
The receiver has a switch to drive A, or B, or A + B, or C speaker sets so I have them hooked up to the A and B terminals on the back and I have this switch set to A+B

I don't know what Vega's are so I don't know how they would compare.

 

[Dswankey]

I don't know what Vega's are so I don't know how they would compare.

Reference to the speakers (Cerwin Vega) in the background of the picture you posted

 

[Sven Lotus]

That picture was something I pulled off the internet rather than being a photo of my actual setup.

 

[Dswankey]

^ That's what I thought to based on the "Thang Audio" sign and that it looks to be a vintage audio shop. I'm assuming @turboyam was not aware of that when he posted his question